##Hello World My code: here
I did not have any responses aside from a bot, so I went looking at other solutions.
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Option #1 (here) - I thought this guy's utilization of the falsiness of
0
was pretty clever. They also used ES6 interpolation like I did, which I saw was not common in a lot of solutions. -
Option #2 (here) - this person also cleverly used falsiness, but of
null
this time. They did use concatenation for the string though. It's pretty cool how many small differences there can be in even a tiny "hello world" implementation. -
Option #3 (here) - yet another possible solution. this one uses ternary statements...which I like in theory. it shrinks the amount of lines of code, but at the same time, they're not particularly attractive to me. it doesn't read well.